InstallSHield AdminStudio: An unknown error occurred
Hi all,
I have a strange error when repackaging with AdminStudio:
Repackager worked fine and has a lot of Files (500) and Registry entries (8) captured.
Everything looks ok, but when I hit "build" I get the following build log:
Starting conversion
Creating Developer project: C:\Packages\KfW\KfW Anwendungen.ism
Reading repackager output file
Loading registry entries
An unknown error occurred
Conversion completed with 0 warning(s).
Output file:
and as we forgot to buy support (just got a maintenance contract) I'm at a loss...
(Buying support now, but that takes time)
Anyone??
I have a strange error when repackaging with AdminStudio:
Repackager worked fine and has a lot of Files (500) and Registry entries (8) captured.
Everything looks ok, but when I hit "build" I get the following build log:
Starting conversion
Creating Developer project: C:\Packages\KfW\KfW Anwendungen.ism
Reading repackager output file
Loading registry entries
An unknown error occurred
Conversion completed with 0 warning(s).
Output file:
and as we forgot to buy support (just got a maintenance contract) I'm at a loss...
(Buying support now, but that takes time)
Anyone??
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Posted by:
KPrinz
19 years ago
I might add:
AdminStudio 6.0 Standard
Repackaged running Remote Repackager
OS: Windows XP pro SP1
AdminStudio 6.0 Standard
Repackaged running Remote Repackager
OS: Windows XP pro SP1
Posted by:
cdupuis
19 years ago
Export the registry settings to a .reg file and post the content here.
Posted by:
KPrinz
19 years ago
Unfortunately I just flattened the machine... and I don't seem able to export the keys from the irp.
BUT I found a very, very strange looking Key with a TON of special characters as a value.
I'll double check that one...
BUT I found a very, very strange looking Key with a TON of special characters as a value.
I'll double check that one...
Posted by:
cdupuis
19 years ago
Sometimes null values generate incompatible characters, so when you try to compile the MSI it doesn't know how to handle them, thus generating an "Unknown error".
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